Haverford School - Haligoluk Yearbook (Havertown, PA)

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UNDER GRADUATES IN THE SEHVIEE -, I Wm PVT WILLIAM F S KENNEDY PVT HOWARD A IRWIN U S A U S A PVT WILLIAM H DIXON U S M C vi' 'WU AfC ROBERT XV MOORE III AfC BENJAMIN DALAND U S A A I U S A 5 I Q XT W Q . , A 'g I if v s .tl ' 'E f -ik f ,X I-ff I .. .A.F.

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lm' LIEUT U65 J DANA ALLrN UEUICATIUN Last March Mr Allen decrded to enter the Naxy 1 step whrch we saw regretfully was a wrse and patrrotrc one for hrm to take In the srx years that he has been here he has become one of the most popular teachers at Haxer ford Hrs rnterest rn athletrcs hrs leadershrp of the Srgnet Socrety 1nd hrs rbrlrty 'rs 1 teacher hare made hrm a man the School vsrll grmtly mrss durrng, hrs absence The Class of 1944 rs proud to dedrc1te thrs HALIGOLUK to J Dana Allen mth thc hope that rt vwrll not be long before he rs rble to return '7 4 . . , 4 . , , y . - s a . , V ' r Q. . ' . . Q ' . , a 1 4. 1 , ,K , , . ,. f 4 . V. I . V. . k .

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LESLIE R SEVERINGHAUS HEADMASTER The Headmasters Message For you Senlors thls last year ln school has been a trying one While the world rn conflrct has hurtled excrtmgly and terrrfymgly on you hue had to keep your mrnds upon English mathematics physrcs hlstory and languages Whxle your frrends of last year have put on unlforms and gone off to war you hase dxsclpllned yourselses to the seem mgly unglamorous study of conjugatrons of formulae of equatnons and of good sentence structure It has been lxke trymg to concentrate on your books when the fire trucks rush past your front door to saxe your nelghbor s home But you haue ln wlsdom stood firmly to your duty In one sense the year has moved slowly The weeks seem lntermlnable when uewed through our longmg and rmpatlence to see an end of frghtmg and the return of peace The five years reachmg back to September 1939 are lnhmte nn therr suffermg and lncredrble speed Never before has the future seemed so rmmxnent so ready to burst upon you Yesterday you played Lawrencevrlle at football tomorrow you wrll represent your country ten thousand mlles from the Mann Lune Much rs bemg asked of you and we who base guided you through your school years know that you wlll gne far more than I9 asked It lb customary to say that we at school have taught you It IS less common to hear that we haxe learned much from you Your cheerfulness your enthusrasm and your courage m lookmg forward are rnsprnng to all We are confldent that you wlll do your rmmedxate dutres well Our good wrshes and prayers go wrth you Into your uncertam future Our great hopc rs that your temporarrly disrupted lrves wnll be re ordered and that you wlll return to college campuses of your own cholce to pursue hrgher education 4 Y 1 , , . . I . . 7 . anguish. And yet, the school year that now closes has rushed through its cycle with l 7 A .U . . N . 7 7 . l L E